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WORLD FEDERATION OF ROSE SOCIETIES resistance and sustainability. Over the past three years high maintenance roses have been replaced with more than 2,500 new, hardy roses, chosen for disease resistance, long flowering time and easy care. The entire back border was redesigned as a Heritage Rose Collection. The garden also hosts the Northeast version of the Earth-kind rose Trials. 2012 San Jose Municipal Rose Garden............................San Jose, United States of America This garden was officially dedicated in 1937. In 2007 it was "adopted" by a non-profit volunteer organization which rescued and renovated it. Since then over 4000 volunteers have participated in maintaining it. The garden is designed for maximum display. Roses are planted in masses of the same variety for maximum impact. They are pruned high to keep bushes large to produce maximum bloom and visual display. Frequent educational events are held in the garden and public outreach is extensive through newspapers and online. WORLD FEDERATION OF ROSE SOCIETIES • 30
WORLD FEDERATION OF ROSE SOCIETIES ROSE HALL OF FAME The World's Favourite Roses, as chosen by popular vote in the member countries of the World Federation of Rose Societies and announced at World Rose Conventions: 1976 Peace (Gioia, Gloria dei, Mme. A. Meilland) Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (yellow blend) (Introduced in 1945) Hybridized by Francis Meilland of France 1979 Queen Elizabeth Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (medium pink). (Introduced in 1954) Hybridized by Dr. W.E. Lammerts of the USA 1981 Fragrant Cloud (TANellis)(Duftwolke, Nuage Parfumé) Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (orange). (Introduced in 1963) Hybridized by M. Tantau of Germany 1983 Iceberg (KORbin)(Schneewittchen, Fée des Neiges) Clustered Flowered/Floribunda (white). (Introduced in 1958) Hybridized by Reimer Kordes of Germany 1985 Double Delight (ANDeli) Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (red blend). (Introduced in 1977) Hybridized by Herbert Swim of the U.S.A 1988 Papa Meilland (MEIsar) Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (dark red). (Introduced in 1963) Hybridized by Alain Meilland of France 1991 Pascali (LENip) Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (white). (Introduced in 1963) Hybridized by Louis Lens of Belgium 1994 Just Joey Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (orange blend). (Introduced in 1972) Hybridized by Roger Pawsey of Cants of Colchester of England 1997 New Dawn Large Flowered Climber (light pink). (Introduced in 1930) A sport of Dr. W. Van Fleet. Introduced by Dreer of Somerset Rose Nursery, United States of America 2000 Ingrid Bergman (POUlman) Large Flowered/Hybrid Tea (dark red). (Introduced in 1984) Hybridized by Olesen of Denmark WORLD FEDERATION OF ROSE SOCIETIES • 31
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